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Safer Internet Day

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coding

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Kashubian embroidery

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MEHMET TARMAN PRIMARY SCHOOL

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MEHMET TARMAN PRIMARY SCHOOL

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MEHMET TARMAN PRIMARY SCHOOL

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MEHMET TARMAN İLKOKULU

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MEHMET TARMAN PRİMARY SCHOOL

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Özge Müfide Cingil Nar Fikret Aktekin Ortaokulu 

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Özge Müfide Cingil Nar Fikret Aktekin Ortaokulu 

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Rare Diseases Day

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We made traditional handcrafts with our project group

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MEHMET TARMAN PRIMARY SCHOOL

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MEHMET TARMAN PRIMARY SCHOOL
MANGALA

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MEHMET TARMAN PRIMARY SCHOOL
9 TAŞ

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Mehmet Tarman Primary School

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On the 5th of February we clebrate Saint Agatha. For that groups of people go out to sing little songs dedicated to her while they hit the ground with thick sticks.

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Elçin BOZKURT

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Serkan AYKAR

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Serkan AYKAR

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Serkan AYKAR

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Serkan AYKAR
MANGALA

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Serkan AYKAR
Keloglan

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Elçin BOZKURT
MEHMET TARMAN PRİMARY SCHOOL

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Serkan AYKAR

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Serkan AYKAR
MEHMET TARMAN PRIMARY SCHOOLL

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The results

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Nasreddin Hodja
Our little Nasreddin Hodja 😂.                               What if it should!

One day Hodja was washing his yogurt pot and pouring yoghurt remained in it into lake. Some people wanted to make fun of him when they saw him,
- Hodja, what are you doing?" One of them asked.
- I am turning the lake into yogurt" Hodja replied.
- Can a little bit of yeast ferment the great lake? The man asked while others laughed at Hodja.
- You never know perhaps it might, Hodja replied, but what if it should!

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Traditional handmade toys

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Mangala

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Elçin Bozkurt
3 taş oyunu /3 stones

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We have made different quizzes to review Social Studies contents, and the truth is that they love the Way of work, so I think we'll do a lot more!! ;)

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9 taş oyunu/9 stones

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Traditional handmade toys

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A handmade horse from Cappadocia,Land of beautiful horses.

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Handmade hot air balloons made in Cappadocia

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Kardelen Secondary School
Our school board about our traditional handcrafts and the heroes(Keloğlan and Nasreddin Hoca) of our traditional stories

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Kardelen Secondary School
Our students are singing the songs of Barış Manço

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Traditional toys of Cappadocia

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Rug weaving

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Traditional rugs

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Making pots in Nevşehir

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Handmade Pots

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My student is knitting

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The students are playing traditional games(kindergarten)

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Traditional toys of Nevşehir

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Handicrafts of Turkey

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Traditional stories

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The students are analysing samples of handicrafts

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Mehmet Tarman Primary School
Nasreddin Hoca was born in 1208 in Hortu village near town Sivrihisar (near Afyon) in the west part ofCentral Anatolia. He moved in 1237 to Aksehir town to study under notably scholars of the time as Seyid Mahmud Hayrani and Seyid Haci Ibrahim. He served as Kadi, Muslim judge, from time to time till 1284 which is the date of his death.

Nasreddin Hoca was a philosopher, wise, witty man with a good sense of humor. His stories have been told almost everywhere in the world, spread among the tribes of Turkic World and into Persian, Arabian, African and along the Silk Road to China and India cultures, later also to Europe. Of course, all these stories currently attributed to the Hoca for about 800 years haven't originated from him. Most of them are the product of collective Humor of not only Turks but also other folks in the World.

Nasreddin Hodja, or Hoca which means teacher in Turkish ("c" is pronounced in Turkish like "dj" or like "J" in "John" in English), is known as with different names in the world. Some examples; Turks say "Nasreddin Hoca;" Kazakhs, "Koja Nasreddin;" Greeks, "Hoja Nasreddin;" Azerbaijanis and Iranians, "Molla or Mulla Nasreddin;" Arabs, "Juha;" and Tajiks, "Mushfiqi". And some spellings of Nasreddin: Nasrudin, Nasr ed-din and Nasr al-din.

The year 1996 was proclaimed "Nasreddin Hoca year" by UNESCO. He signed the humor of the millennium at the top.

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Mehmet Tarman Primary School

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Mehmet Tarman Primary School

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Mehmet Tarman Primary School

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Mehmet Tarman Primary School

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Mehmet Tarman Primary School

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Barış Manço

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Barış Manço -The famous singer

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Activities about the 20th death anniversary of Barış Manço

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Samples of laces and knitting

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Dede Korkut -Dede Qorqut-Dada Gorgut
Turkish epic 'Dede Korkut' was accepted to UNESCO world representative intangible culture heritage list in November,2018.

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Nar Fikret Aktekin Ortaokulu
The students are coloring the pictures of Keloğlan

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Dede Korkut
When Dede Korkut was born or when he died is unknown. He is the main character and the story teller in "Book of Dede Korkut." It is one of the oldest works of Turkic literature and consists of epic tales. Book of Dede Korkut, consists of twelve epic stories which were products of an oral literature. After being told from generation to generation, they were finally written down in the fourteenth century

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Keloğlan

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Özge Müfide Cingil-Nar Fikret Aktekin Ortaokulu
Keloğlan-The traditional fairy tale

Bald boy and Emperor

Bald boy got the gold and when he was on his own way he saw a group of people beating up a cat. He said “take this piece of gold and stop beating him”.  He rescues the cat and he and cat start to walk again. A while later, he saw couple of people beating up a dog. He again said “stop it, what are you doing?” and he saves the dog as well.

And then he continues to walk along with a dog and cat. When he almost has got near by to the town, he saw a crowd again and he saw woodchoppers trying to kill a snake. He could not able to stop himself again and says: “take this piece of gold and let him go.” And he also saves the snake.

The snake said: “The son of the Adam, I am the son of the snake emperor. I had argued with my dad and I hide over here. But they found me. I wanted to go back to my dad and if you want you can come along with me. Bald boy decided to go with the snake and soon after they introduce themselves to the snake emperor. Snake emperor feels so happy to see his son again and he wants to give a reward to the bald boy and he says: “make a wish, anything you want to” and at that moment prince snake whisper in his ear and says “ask him to give the seal under his tongue” and Bald boy says : “ I want your seal”
The emperor says that you ask for my most precious treasure. I am gonna give it to you because you saved my son. He says that whatever he wishes his wishes will become true with this seal and gives it to the bald boy. Bald boy got the seal, the dog and the cat and go back to his house. When his mother sees that he did not bring home nothing but a dog and cat she gets mad at him.

The day after bald boy says his mother and says go and ask for emperor’s young daughters’ hand. His mother says that, he would not give his daughters’ hand to you. But bald boy was so insist and she eventually went to the palace to ask for emperors’ daughters’ hand.
Emperor says if you build a big palace just across my palace then I can say okay. His mother returns back to home and tells what emperor wants from them.

Bald boy says: no worries, I can do it in five minutes. And he asks the seal to make a big palace. When emperor gets up the day after and sees the big palace built in a night he has to give his permission to him.

Bald boy moved into his new palace and he put his seal to the best place in it. One day in the absence of bald boy, some one comes to the home as a bead seller who is aware of the seal and he tries to sell beads to bald boys’ wife. His wife says that she does not have any money and this con man says you do not need to give me any money, you can get whatever you want to trade that seal as an exchange he says. Wife says ok and gives to bead seller and gives seal to him.  He got the seal and cross the lake just right after. The palaces fall apart right away. The emperor takes her daughter back as well. When bald boy come back to the home with the cat and the dog and see what happened he feels so unhappy and feels so sad.

Cat says. I can find the seal but I can not get across the lake. Dog says, I can swim through lake and you can sit on me. They do that, and come to the man’s house. When they arrive to the home dog waited in front of the house and the cat catches a mouse and put hot pepper to the his tale. Later on he walked in and he put the mouse’s tale into the man’s nose. Therefore, the man sneezes and the seal under his tongue fall off. The cat catches the seal and along with the dog they run to the lake. The dog start swimming back to their place but in the middle of the lake cat drops the seal from his mouth and a fish swallow the seal. This time dog gets the responsibility and they both went to the fish market. The dog sniffs each fish and find out which one has the seal and show it to the bald boy. Bold boy buys that fish right away and they return back to their house.
Bald boy gets back his palace and his wife and for the honor of this new start he makes celebrities for 40 nights and 40 days.

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The students are coloring pictures of Nasreddin Hodga

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The students are coloring pictures of Nasreddin Hodga

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Nar Fikret Aktekin Ortaokulu

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A joke of Nasreddin Hodga

THANK GOD!

Hadja had lost his donkey. While he was looking for it, he kept repeating, “Thank God!”

“Hodja, why are you thanking God all the time?” people asked.

“I am grateful that I was not on the donkey, otherwise I would be lost too.” he answered.

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Nasreddin Hodga

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The Ceramics
Our  students are coloring the patterns of ceramics (as an example)

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Ebru

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Mangala

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The students  are playing Mangala

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Our pupils are playing "yağ satarım, bal satarım" 😁

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Valentine's Day is celebrated on February 14. It is a festival of romantic love and many people give cards, letters, flowers or presents to special people. In our school everyone dressed in red. We prepared cards for parents and friends.

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The QUIZ was solved by 34 preschoolers from Poland.

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There are very easy and funny toys. If you want to make puppets, you must have spoon, material and wool. Poland

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Garden - a staple-bound piece of jewelery hanging over a wedding table. It is a volumetric piece of strictly geometric straw.

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February 16th - Day of Restoration of the State of Lithuania

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SID 2019

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Kardelen Secondary School
Plickers

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Kardelen Secondary School

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Kardelen College
Our students are playing Mangala.

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Uzun Essek (Long Donkey)

• In American culture, Leap Frog has the most similarities to Long Donkey. But, instead of

jumping over the other players as in Leap Frog, Long Donkey players jump on top of the

other players' backs.

• Long Donkey involves two teams. Both teams form lines in which each person leans over and

holds onto the person in front of them, forming one long line of backs facing upward.

• People from the other team jump on top of this line, attempting to knock it over.

• The team that remains standing with the largest number of people from the other team on top

of it wins the game of Long Donkey.

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Stop Game (İstop)

1- Players are arranged in the shape of a circle.

2-Firstly, it will have the ball. It tells someone’s name (who is playing the game) and at the same time it throws up the ball.

3- The one whose name is called by the it, will be the new it and will try to catch the ball.

4 - If it catched the ball on the air, it will say a new name.

5-If it can not catch the ball on the air, it will hold the ball and at the same time it will say ‘stop’. And all players will stop where they are.

6-It will hit the player whoever s/he wants.

7- If s/he hits someone, the hit one will lose one point and will be the new it then s/he will continue by calling a new name.

8-If it can’t hit anyone, the it will lose one point.

9- The one who lose most point will do something that the other players want. ( e.g. singing a song, jumping like a rabbit)

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Yağ Satarım Bal Satarım ( Drop the Handkerchief)

Players sit around a circle.Someone among them is chosen as midwife.At the hands of the midwife,there is a handkerchief which is knotty around its tips.Hiding handkerchief at his hand,it wanders around the players.Sometimes it stops as if it leaves the handkerchief to the back of the players.With these kind of behaviours,it tries to surprise the players.Sitters dont look their  back.But they only try to grasp what is there on the floor.While it turnes around the players,it says a tongue twister.After telling that a few times,it leaves this handkerchief to the back of the player.The player who realizes this comes up and tries to chase it.İf it catches up without sitting,till he sits,the player hit the back of the midwife with handkerchief.If players dont realize the handkerchief,the midwife takes the handkerchief and hits with it.This time,the player who doesnt realize handkerchief become midwife.Play goes on like that.

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Bezirgan Başı ( Chief of Greedy Merchant)

It is a game which can be played with minimum 10 children. Players elect two children among them. One of them takes the name of “golden watch”, and  the other “golden bracelet”. And then both stands face to face, hand in hand, they raise their hands. Other children pass through them by singing the following jingle:

Open the door Chief of Greedy Merchant

Chief of Greedy Merchant…

What do  you give for your right on the door?

What do you give?

Let the person behind myself be souvenir

Let him be souvenir

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3 Stones & 9 Stones

A rectangle is chalked on the pavement and divided into four squares by lines drawn parallel to the sides from the center of one side to that of the other. Standing at a fixed distance the players each take three stones, and each plays, in turn, with the object of placing his stones in a straight line. If a stone is between two belonging to an opponent it may not be moved and is considered blocked. This is called Üç Taş (Three Stones) like Three Man Morris or Merrymen. The other kind, more like Nine Men's Morris, is similar, with the object of getting three stones in a line; it is called Dokuz Taş (Nine Stones) or Dokurcun. The origin of the Turkish game probably goes back to the Kirghiz, Kazak, and Uzbek tribes of Central Asia, where spreading nine stones called Kumalak was used in fortune-telling and divination

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Five Stones (5 Taş)

In the palm of her hand each girl holds five small round stones which she tosses in the air and tries to catch on the back of the hand. When four stones have fallen on the ground, one is retained in the hand and then tossed up. While it is in the air, with the same hand, she must grab the four stones that are on the ground and catch the one tossed before it reaches the ground. Then one stone is again tossed in the air and the four stones on the ground are grabbed one by one, each grab being preceded by the tossing and catching of a stone that is retained in the hand. This is repeated, grabbing two by two, then three and one, and then all together.

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Çelik Çomak

A very widespread game with sticks is called Çelik Çomak, though there are dozens of other names according to the region, with slight changes of rules. A Çelik is a small fairly thick piece of wood about a foot long, with each end pointed round off into a point. A longer stronger stick of three to four feet is called Çomak. A long narrow hole approximately two feet long, six inches wide, and three inches deep is dug in the ground. The Çelik is placed across it; one man raises the Çelik with his Çomak and sends it afield with a stroke and the other player tries to catch or touch it. If he succeeds in doing so, he gets possession of the hole and starts playing the game. If he fails, then the man who first sent the Çelik avails himself of the first chance.

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Jirid (Cirit)

The most widespread of stick games is Jirid. In some games with sticks the purpose is to throw the stick like a javelin as far as possible, or to make it penetrate the ground. In other games penetrating the ground is not sufficient; it must also hit a previously placed stick.

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Knockelbones

Knucklebones may have six sides, but four sides are more commonly used since they fall in four ways with the flat, concave, convex, or sinuous sides up; hence they are used for gambling instruments serving the purpose of dice. Not only does each of these six sides have dozens of different names according to region, but also different names indicate the way the bones are thrown, the game rules, or the animal from which it is taken.